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Notice.

The Committee on Legal Affairs, win give a
nearing, on THURSDAY, Feb. 18th. at 21a p. m,
IN the Senate Chamber, at Augusta. on an Act to
create the Roman Catholic BisRop. Of the Diocese
OF Portland and his successors a corporation sole
DAVID II. COLE, / c,.,
.,oa JAMES S. Wright, chalrmen'
AMOS J.. ALLEN Secretary.
Augusta, Feb. g. 1887.
feb10 sndtd
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PuhIlc Notice.

Notice is hereby given that public hearing
will be had before the judiciary Committee in its
room at the State House. Wednesday, Feb 23 at
$50 p. m, upon the subject OF THE competition Of
convict labor with the industries of the State.
Manufacturers and others who have practical
suggestions TO make are respectfully requested to
be present or forward their views
ANDREW P. WISWELL,
febl2sntd See Jud Com.
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Island despatch steamship Wisconsin was
ashore fifteen miles east Of New York yes
terday, but was iloated without mueh Jam
age being done.
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Legislative Hearing.


February 23.
An act additional to the York Harbor ana Beach
II. r. Company
An act authorizing construction of a railaoad
over tide waters In towns of York and Wells
- An act TO incorporate railroad from the town of
Skowhegan to the town of NorridgeWOck.
feb9Sntd JAS. f. HAWKES. Sec.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
The indications for Maine. New Hamp-
shire'and Vermont are flair weather, lower
followed by higher temperature.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 10, 1887.
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Postmaster Appointed.

The postmaster general has appointed j.
+. Amos for postmaster at Seward, Me.
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Mean daily bar. ..29. .748 Maximum ther30.O
Mean daily ther. 800 Minimum ther..322
Mean daily DIV pt.33.3 Max. vel wind 8 SW
Mean daily hum. sos Total precip.... o.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Feb. 18. 1887, 1000 P. ny
Observations taken at the same moment Of zine
at ALI stations
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The following are among the amounts Of
items on the river and harb0r bill, which
have been inserted or increased by the SEN
ate committee on appropriations:
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MRS. CASWELL'S
SCHOOL,.
A new term will open on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist.

A class in ART History will begin with the
history of painting.
A class will begin German, working on tn
meisterschnft System.
Mrs. Caswell will be at home to business callers
every afternoon between two and three o'clock.
ian21 e0Ctf
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The Fisheries Question.

Chairman Belmont today succeeded in
converting Grain Of Texas, to his views and
the House foreign affairs committee after
one tie vote, voted by majority Of one to re-
port Belmont's substitute for the Senate re-
taliation bill. 1t will not be called up in the
House until one week from today. In the
minds of most Of the supporters Of the SEN
ate bill this action greatly jeopardizes. if it
does not entirely destroy the chances for
passing any kind Of measure for the pro-
lection of American fishermen at this ses-
sion. After next Wednesday but eight days
will remain before adjournment, and in the
rush Of business at the close Of the session it
will be well nigh impossible to secure an
agreement on difference between the two
houses. There are those who think this Is
lust what Mr.. Belmont and the administra-
tion would like to have happen.
New slIls.
Mr.. Dingley presented today a petition Of
E. A. Pendleton and 100 others Of Knox
county for the passage Of a bill providing for
the Insertion Of provision in contracts for
government buildings requiring frequent
payments.
Senator Frye presented a petition from
Maine headed by Mr.. Ham Of Lewiston, for
the establishment of a high court Of arbitra-
tion.
Pensions Granted.
Pensions have been granted TO the follow
ing Maine people:
Ephraim l. Emerson, original, Stockton.
Frank w. Gray, increase, Guilford.
George w. kalloch, restoration, Warren.
Alvin Goodwin, increase. springvale.
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WOOL.
W heenpG.
TUESDAY,. July

TUESDAY, July ~.
Wool is much Queter and the market is
away of, owing to the striDgency of the
money market and other causes. The
market has weakened on all grades, and fine
wool is still very much neglected, while
medium woods are from to , cents lower,
the demand not being As good - formerly.
Manufacturers seem reluctlnt to purchase
even at present prices and lower prices are
predicted for the future. The goods mar
ket is reported very quiet, and it is i'm
possible for any manufacturer TO get an
advance over last years prices.
Prices are quoted as follows: Medium
unwashed 26 10 2-c; medium tieeceS wash
ed - to "a; medium tub washed "A to
&c; black bury and fleece grown 5to
lUc less.
Fine fleece washed wool - TO Gle; I'M
washed ~ 10 Pie; understandable - 10
Die.
The Boston Commercial BuIitm says:
The week lust closed has been the dullest
in Boston fur months The sales for the
week amount TO l,27U, 900 pounds against
$50, $50 pounds in the same week last
wear. Manufacturers examine stock Int
are buying very little Ohio NN is quoted
at q cents. Advice from Harrison County,
O.. dated July ll&iys prices are - to &3c. y
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Wool-Mar-
ket dul, and nominal. There has been an
improved demand for domt site wool, with
considerable sales OF spring Texas, Gala
ioruia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania extra
ileects AT 32c; Xxx at 3ia35c; Va. woods,
Ohio at 3Sc; Michigan at %6a37c; Mich!-
gan extra 3la32; spring Texas 20a26c;
spring CALIFORNIA l9a2ic; pulled woods SUI
Ieriine at 30a39c; extra at Disable.
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GROC Fries,
Wheeling.


Coffee has advanced fully &c per pound
from. the lowest figures aud some of the
knowing ones say it will 20 higher. Su'
ears are also frmer and higher. Meats
and cheese have advanced Rice is steady
and active.
Carolina headGlc Carolina choice
6c; Carolina prime "a; Louisiana 5aG!c;
Java pearl 6!c.
SYRrPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 3ia'7c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 2ia25c; Honey DIR IS
2Ol:22,.; California White Drips 3ia:i"c;
Maple Drips, five gallon kegs Csc; ten gal
lon kegs G0c; one half barrel 55c; barrel
soc; EiSby Maple Syrup lhar-
relsl SIX; Bixby Maple q barrels Sc; Blk
nv Maple % gallon kegs 6nc, BiXhy Ma
pie Is gallon keys &c; BiAhy Maple Quart
cans 30c. Sugar House dark 2ha22c;
&c additional iu half barrelsl'
New Orleans Mola>s-s, ne'T crop now IN,
Fancy 4~a5Oc; Choice 46ai~c: Prime "A
aiGc; Far 42a44c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 3Oa32c; Bakers goods 25a27c.
PPovIsroSs-LargeS S. c. mans II c; me-
dunn s. c. hams BE; small s. G. hams
l3jc; California hams &c; S. c. breakfast
bacon lie; s. c. shoulders SIC; homeless
haGs BE; city sides SIC; bacon shout
ders Size: ham beef l0lsl5c; ordinary
beef l2!c; city sides 9ici family
mess pork, 5Ib pieces, SO 10; hean pork,
fine clear, ST o..
LARn-Tierce &c; half barrels lie; Tub,
Tlc; tin pals, 3 lbs, Ste; tin
pals 5 lbs, Sic; tin pals, 10 lbs, &c.
tin pals, ~ lbs, &c; tin pals, Obs, 7tc.
CANNED GOODS--Active, aud market
getting hare OF corn and tomatoes,
Standard 2Eo table peach 81 75a2 ~,
pie peaches 3Ih sos; pie PEACHES
so 81 rs; No } tomatoes new 81 II
tn 81 Is per dozen, as Ia quality
Strawberries 2tb 81 II; blsckbernes
I bib s5c; raspberries , ID 81 20; Dam
sons 2ft 95c; lima beans 2!b Sc;
cove oysters ltb light 6Oc; do IN fuiI
weight 9GcaSI M; string beans 2lb S5sSOc
succotash 2ib 9OcaSI -; early June pea:
/ 81 25al RI; French peas 1jc each pineapple
81 50; goO~eberries 2fo SOcasl %; III
Pillar Rock 81 90; 3tb sweet potatoes
Sl75.
WOODEN WARE-Nn. tubs SIS Oh; n"
3 s. %; No. 3$i %; hoop pals 81 ~
2 hoops IS; sap 81 ~; single washboarti
s. 50; double do. 81 50; tine cr'mp double
do. 81 IS; single 81 50.
FRurTs-New valencia Raisins 6!a7c
stemmed Valencia, caste; Layer odora
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of Him who holds in His hands the
destinies of men and nations.
The writer always respects the con-
seiencious convictions Of all who bear the
Christian name, and still, the more so, If
they have the courage Of their convictions;
hut must ever regard those who in guile
or deceit. lead their fellow beings into
gross error and folly and sin, as unworthy
the confidence of all honorable men. In
his social and business relations, il is his
uniform rule, Ia know ne man IS : sec
tartan, neither as Jew or Gentle, Christian
or Heather, Protestant or Rnmanist, Pres
byterian, Baptist, Episcopaliau. or Metho-
dist The only questions he has to ask in
such a case, are: ''Is he pleasant and
agreeable? Is be truthful.and sincere? Is
be fair and upright in his dealings" If
we only knew our exalted privileges as
children Of the Kingdom of God, We should
soon realize than
mo part Of Ctita contracts our powers
The whole bOundlesS universe Is ours.
Since the above article was written, the
au Dor has passed through severe spell Of
sickness, and was supposed to have been
even at deaths door. But he sees no rea-
son, at present. for withholding it from
publication, 50 that it may he regarded, in
\ sense, as
AvOICE FROM THE TOMB,
warning the American people to guard
we'll their precious treasure of Girl and re-
ligious liberty. The danger which seems
most 10 threaten our liberties, at the pres
ent, arises from foreign emigration. Our
laws shOuld be changed 80
a. 10 exclude future emigrats from the
right of voting until they have acquired
of st least twenty-years in this
country: and still better, if they could be
excluded from this privilege during their
natural hves-and this is admitted by in
telligent foreigners themselves whose
curses are often deep and loud against
those ignorant, vicious and poverty stricken
classes that are thrust upOn our shores,
and sgainst the governments that send
them here.
July ~ 1887.
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BELL ARE.

The Bellaire CITY Brass Band will give q
lawn fete un the Public Square this even
ing, 10 celebrate the opening of the new
fountain Just erected. Refreshments will
be served, and pleasant time is anticl-
pated.
VIM. Armstrong, of Pinch Ran, en-
ploysd in putting on q new roof ut the
Belmont glass works, was struck by q
heavy timber on the back of his head and
seriously injured, yesterday. 4 piece Of
the frame work was being awning on 4
pivot and came in contact with Arm
strong's head, producing dangerous in
iury. but not necessarily fatal.
Joseph Deans cellar, in South Bellaire.
was burelarized on Thursday night. Moth
ing but preserved fruits and provisions
taken.
W. NJ. Meek, OF the Postal Department
at Cincinnati. is in the city.
NJ Sonueborn has displayed in his show
window a large photograph of the Wheel
ing base bali team, which attracts great
deal OF attention of lovers of the national
game.
VI !. Curran il at HagerstOwn, Nd g,
where he was called by the serious illness
OF his brother.
An effort j. being made to big demon
stratiOr on Monday night 10 celebrate the
completion of the paving OF Union street
Brick laying was finished yesterday, and
there now remain only the street intersec-
lions, rolling and SnIss few ~unken places
10 ill These latter occurred from putting
IN water an gaS attachments, and Is no
fault of the contractor.
VIM. Fiudlay and family have moved Ia
Quincy, where Mr.. F. has secured large
contract
Jas F. Kelly is back at his old post in
the First National, after several days i'll
ness.
G.. II. Tallman, OF the Stamping Com
panv. il East on business.
The Cyclones, Of Wheeling, will play the
Globes here tomorrow.
Howard Baker, employed at the steel
plant, was badly burned about the face by
molten steel.
Louis Over will clerk in the Rellaire
Window Glass COmpany's office.
Ben. Turner has purchased piece oi
property west OF town, and will erect a
dwelling thereon at an early day.
Has our own c. W. Dickens, who is now
doing Europe, been trying to inluSe "A
FOurth-of-July spirit into the ctfete Mon
arches OF the Old World, A. the following
dispatch indicates
LONDON, July 2l.-The Thited Ireland
states to-day that Mr.. Dickens, an Amerl-
can tourist, few days ago, when visiting
near Killarney, fired one shot from re-
volver to try the effect OF the echo IN the
gap of DunlOe. Immediately after the re-
port two policemen appeared, and, in spite
of his explanation, Mr.. Dickens was ar
rested aud after three hours detention
sent on under escort TO Killarney. After
further delay Of two hours he was taken
before magistrate who discharged him,
being satisfied that he had his revolver for
no illegal purpose.
Col. c. l.. POOrman leave to-day for
Columbia, Cn route to Toledo, where he
will arrive ia time To see the delegates OF
the Republican State Convention before
the presentation of name for Auditor OF
State are made.
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LIVk STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was fall
and prices declined somewhat and prices re-
manned the same. the bog market wa
also active with quarter cent advance
in prices. heSsrs. Hudson & Bsyha tur.
nish the following quotations:
Cattle. 900 To l, 100 lhs stock 3la3sC
per h.; 800 to 800 lbs. 3Ia3lc. per H.; 7,E
to 400 lbs. 2}sS4c. per ID.
Hngs-Market active; 4a5ic per IN
Lanhs-tioOd al la5c per III
Calves-4a5c per ID.
SheHp-2lto3!c per IL.
ChIe.S;.
Chicago, July 81. -CattIe-Receipts
5, 500 head; shipments 1000 head; market
strong; l0al5c higher; shipping steers
g Hal 81; stockers and feeders 81 70a
3 10; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 25a3 90;
Texas cattle 81 SOa3 90.
HOgs-Receipts Is, 600 head; shipments
$500 head; market stronger; all sold;
rough and mixed s. l5a5 81; packing and
shipping s. 50a5 80; skips So OOa5 90.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market
steady; natives s. 75a4 81.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBEETY, PA, July 22.-Cattle-
Receipts BIS head; shipments $50 head
market nothing doing, all through con-
signments.
Hogs-Reecipts 1900 head; shipments
900 head; market slow; Philadelphia
s. 80; Workers s. 35a5 45; common and
light s. O0a5 p.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head; shipments
!, 200 head; market firm at yesterdays
prices.
New York.
NEW YORK, July - -Beeves-Receipts
Isl cars; market dull and not all sold :;
common to best steers s. 75a4 -.
Shecp-Reccipts 100 head; market
about steady iOr fat sheep, Int dull and
lower for lean sheep; prices ranged from
81 5Oa5 81 per 100 pounds. Lambs firm
at So J0as 81.
Hogs-Receipts | 400; market nominally
steady al s. jOa5 -.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 22-HOgs-Slow;
common and light 81 35a5 As; packing
and butchers s. 00s5 80 receipts / 100
head; shipments !, 40 head.
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ITCHING. SCALY. PInPLf.

For the last year have nal Species Of Itch.
ing scaly and pimply huInOrs on my face to
which have applied a great many methods Of
treatment without success, and which " a. speed
ny and rntirply cured 10y t'utiCurA.
MRS ISAAC PHELPS Rayenna o.
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mtdidnai.

Men live lives that are burdens and die deaths
that are terrible from diseases called by a hun
d-rd names, every one OF which has its origin IN
s diseased Liver, and every one Of which may be
cured by simmons Liver Regulator
This purely vegetable medicine is not cure
s. IL = specific for the cure Of Liver Complaint
ant Al the siimeutS which that disease produces
Au'nc these are dyspepsia IRiliOuness, Consti-
vaaHu. Sex Hestachs, Piles, Collie, Jaundice.
common Fewer and ASue. AL these diseases are
...-7d by summons Liver Regulator. Il removes
Oh. ss.I>,' w Zach P7,NluctS them AMI permits Ma
,U-r Do worA AcT own cure None genuine except
~ o. .hr stamp IN rcl, ON front OF Wrapper.
ana the >ca. ana Signature % J. II. ZeiIiu 4 Go
900 tar >.te. y2l
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

The supply of -four is still in excess Of
the demand and the price has dropped ten
cents on the barrel New wheat Is coming
pretty literally at - cents per bushel.
Old wheat still remains at IS cents. Corn
is still very scarce, with prices the same,
Oats, hay, middlings and bran remain
quiet. Prices are as follows:
FLOI AND GRAIN-Choice family touI
in barrels 81 l5 in sacks 81 %: middlings
per ton SIS 90; bran per ton SIS %; wheat
No | per bushel 15c; new 13c.
FEED-Corn per bushel 45ai7c; oats Boa
-; hailed hay per ton Sll OOal3 Ooi loose
hay is selling for about $40 ODal3 % pei
ton
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81
saslc; halves, dry peaches, 6a6ic. London
layer raisins 81 GOA IS; Loose Muscatels,
s.. 40 to $50.
0I-Lard, extra western strained SOC,
carbon, ITO, &c; carbon, 150. sici white
miners best winter 4Sci white miners
No. 9 4Oa42c.
SUeARs-Cut loaf 6lc; Cubes Gle; Fruit
powdered SIC, Ordinary powdered SIC;
formulated Standard 6tc; Standard Con-
fectioner's A SIC; Standard Grocer's A SIC;
Pearl White A SIC; White extra C Sic;
Ohio Valley SIC; New York G DC; golden
c iic Fruit sugar 4sc-
CoFFEE-Green Coffee-Fsuey Golden
Rio DC; Fancy Green pc; Peaberry BE;
Choice Green DC; Prime Green 2lc; Roast-
ing grades DC; Java 26c Roasted in pack
sges-Ohio Valley 24lc.
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ACNMPLETE CIRE..

have suffered all my life with skin diseases Of
different kinds and have never found permanent
relief until by the advice OF n lady friend
used Your valuable CntiCura Remedies ! gave
them thorough trial. using six hotties Of the
CutCura KesOlvcnt two boxes OF IutiCura and
seven cakes Of CutiCurs Soap. and the result Wa
Just what had been told II would be-d conn
plcC cure.
BELLE WADE. Richmond Va.
Reference, q. ". Iatimer. Druggist. Richmond,
NirgIniA
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b, Z g Z. RAILROAD.

BellSire aud GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Selalre ~ $40 - IN, arrives Al Belsire al
40 p N.
WOOdSteld passenger train leaves Bellaire at
az T. IN, arrives ~ Bellaire At - a III
Summertcid Accommodation leaves Bellair at
loo p m, arrives AZ Be.lairr AZ lO-t5 3. IN
All trains daily except sunday. Central stand
arl Imtl frnIn E.IIairLa
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COTTON.
Nav York.

NEW YORK. July - Cotton Steady
uplands l0sc; Orleans l0lc; futures closed
quiet and steady; July l02Oc; August
10 25c; September 966c; October S.iOc
December 3 Ale; January 9.4lc; February
9.5Uc; March 9.57c; April 964c; May
9.12C.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July 22.-Dry Goods
There was more demand on the part of the
numerous buyers present, with results Of
improved proportions. Cotton goods OF
popular makes are in very light stock
and prices ruled strong.
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mrlitinal.
SKIN AND SCALP
CIeansed. Purified and BeautiHed .
the CuIfcura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin aud Scalp sf Dishgur.
Ing HumorS. for allaying Itching. Burning aud
Inflammation. for curing the hTst symptoms III
Eczema Psoriasis MIX Crust Scaly Head. Scroi.
ula and other inherited skin and Blu.sl Diseases,
Cuticura. the great skin cure. and CutiCura soap,
All exquisite skin BeautilirT, externally, and Gu
tiCura Rcsolvent, the new Blood Purifier, inter
ually are infallblc.
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SALT RHEIN Cured,

| was troubled with salt Rheum for number
Of YEAR. ~ that the skin entirely came OF one
of my hands from the finger up- 10 the wrist
tried remedies aDd GoClnr' prescriptions Ia no
purpose until ! commenced taking IutiCura
remedies, and now | am entirely cured
EFT. PARKER, S1y Northampton ST, Boston
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C1Iticura Remedies are sold everywhere Price.
Cmticurs 70 cents: Iuticura ReSOlyeni slUg.
soap. - cents. Prepared Icy the PU1rEE Dare
ASD CHEMICAL Co. Boston, Nass. Send Tor
How I0Cure Skin Diseases.
nDIIDr Pimples Skin ElemisheS and Baby
bnUD1, HumorS, cured by CUTIcUEA SOAP
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Flour IN Moderate Demand - Wheat
Lower.
New YORK, July 22.-Money on call
eaSy at 4a6 per cent, last loan At per
cent. closed offered At > per cent Prime
mercantile paper 54a6 per cent. Sterliug
exchange dull hut steady NJ lS24ai~i!.
GuvERNNRNrs-Dul and steady.
Fours Coupons
FOurS sud ~ =
pacific Skies Uf lsyn
SrATrs-Dull and steady.
RAILgoADS-Dull; sales only 1884, 600.
STOCKs-The stock market differed from
its predecessors only in the degree OF dull
ness attained and that the final changes IN
ouotations are on the side of lower prices.
The trading was still entirely professional.
The opening was generally heavy at de-
clines of from TO ;, and though some lit
tie animation was shown IN early dealings,
the market soon became extremely dull.
Prices were tTm TO strong at first and
rscoverieS of To {! were established,
but these were s0On lost and the
market dragged along with insignificant
changes In quotations, but with gener'
aTy heavy tone until close. The only Im'
| portant features were in few specials,
Wheeling and Lake Erie and Milwaukee,
| Lake Shore and Manhattan making sud
den gains. The close was very dull and
steady, close to the opening figures, bu'
the active list, with hut few exceptions, l:
lower than yesterday, aud New York, SuS
quehanDa and Western preferred is oil
per cent. Sales lis. GA shares. Quota
| tons closed bid as follows:
Adams Express l45; American EXPIRES:
| los; Canada Pacific col; Central Pacific
81; Chesapeake and Ohio 81 do preferred
irsts lOi DO seconds Chicago and Alton
| $50: do preferred l6l /; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy l4S{; Delaware and Hudson
1914; Delaware, LaekawannA and Western
| 1927; Denver and Rio Grande, 2st; Ems
81: do preferred 69l; Fl Wayne, $50
Illinois Central, i23i; Lake Shore, "a!
Michigan Central $50; Minneapolis anf
ST. Louis. 10; DO preferred, $751;; MiSSonr
Pacific, Iu2!: Northern Pacific, 3ii; dC
preferred, Coz; Chicago and Northwestern
il6i; do preferred li6l; New York Cen
tral, 1O9s; Oregon TranscontiHental, 29s
Pacific Mail, At Panama.; Peoria, ID. 4
E 81; Pittsbug, 1884; Pullman Palace
Car 15O!; Reading, So; Rock Island, l2S
| ST. Louis and San Francisco, Sst do pre-
TERED, ~; first preferred, ll3; st. Paul
Minneapolis aad Minnesota lis; st. Psu
and Omaha, sol; do preferred 1l13
Texas Pacific, 29s; Union Pacific, S.
United States Express -; Western UnioI
Telegraph 76!.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY,, July 10.
Business has been brisk the past week
and prospects are good for a continuance of
this condition. Cabbage is in better de
mand, and is little scarce at about the
same price. Potatoes remain dull with
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Wbeelin9 Register
Grarelfrs' 6uide,

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AAkXfLASArIoSo OF REFKRESCE MAEKs: sDaily.
ISanIay excepted. tAOuday excepted -E5
Meridian. July II, 1887. Wheeling time which
i luSt one hour earlier than Central Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-23
No yEDICISEIIEE THEM.

We have sold Your CnticurA Remedies for the
last six year, and no medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaction.
CT. ATHERTON, Druggist, Albany, y y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-23

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